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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2016.Zuckerberg again rejects claims of Facebook impact on U.S. election
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Goodlucktoyou
He is Jewish and Clinton connected. Why would he help Donald Duck?
Thunderbird2
How about the fake news story about the Clintons divorcing from a right wing Christian site? That got through, didn't it?
domtoidi
Zuckerberg would never lie, would he?
clamenza
thats actually funny as former Facebook "news curators" admitted they removed conservative news stories from the "trending" news section.
Zuckerberg no doubt had a hand in this and we see more bellyaching and finger-pointing by the same children hiding in their safe spaces this week.
sf2k
This is a huge problem not just during an election. I once pointed out that a post on a friend's news feed was a lie. Fake words being attributed to Bill Nye. Rather than accepting this, I was de friended and on top of that they doubled down on being punked. Weird. Just because it's on a webpage doesn't mean it's infallible. It's taken as a personal affrontment rather than a helpful realization from a friend.
People are accepting of a lie than thinking of the truth and Facebook is being used to perpetuate more
johntriptan
If Facebook was able to have a major impact on the election Clinton would be President. The problem is that most millennials no longer use it so it did not have the impact that Mark needed it to.
CoconutE3
When you see his face turning all red during the interview, trying to defend himself, you know he's lying through his teeth. Hackers should go after FB now.
Strangerland
They already do - maybe more than any other site on the planet.
SenseNotSoCommon
“Of all the content on Facebook, more than 99% of what people see is authentic”
Define authentic, Mark.
Mike O'Brien
But that isn't Facebooks fault and I don't see where it is their responsibility to fact check every post anybody makes.
Is it my email providers fault when a Nigerian prince sends me an email wanting me to help him transfer his wealth to my country?
Did Facebook have an effect on the election? Certainly. People post, comment and discuss politics there so obviously it had some effect. But the effect was undoubtedly small and probably wasn't more for one side than the other
gaijinfo
It's true. He tried to influence the election in Clinton's favor and it didn't work.
Therefore, Facebook didn't influence the election.
FizzBit
Not the point Zuckyboy, the fact that you tried, is. I guess he's worrying about an audit now.
MsDelicious
The Pope thing was funny. Made my day.